I’m still a little in shock that this series is over so forgive me if my thoughts are all over the place. I finished this last week and this is […]
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Blog Tour: Holding Smoke by Elle Cosimano | Review + Giveaway
Elle Cosimano became one of my favorite authors with her Nearly duology (possibly trilogy?) When I first heard about Holding Smoke, I was extremely excited and immediately added it to […]
The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi | Review
The Star-Touched Queen, Roshani Chokshi’s debut novel, will have you shaking your head in disbelief that it is, in fact, a debut novel. The Star-Touched Queen reads like Roshani Chokshi […]
Blood Kiss (Black Dagger Legacy #1) by J.R. Ward | Review
I admit I wasn’t sure that I wanted to start this series. While I love the Black Dagger Brotherhood series, I’m already 14 books in with that one and I […]
Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum | Review
I’m a huge advocate for contemporary young adult literature. I love it and I think it doesn’t get enough recognition or love from a lot of readers. Tell Me Three […]
Roses and Rot by Kat Howard | Review
Kat Howard’s debut novel landed on my doorstep one afternoon and, after reading the blurb from Neil Gaiman, I decided I’d give it a shot. Roses and Rot is unlike […]
The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead | Review
Richelle Mead made me fall in love with her writing years ago when I read Vampire Academy. I never expected to find something of hers that I loved more than […]
Blog Tour: Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend by Alan Cumyn | Review + Giveaway
Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend is probably one of the most bizarre books I’ve ever read. I mean, just look at the title and synopsis. You can’t really expect normal from a […]
Blog Tour: The Steep and Thorny Way by Cat Winters | Review + Giveaway
The Steep and Thorny Way is my first foray into Cat Winters’ work but it won’t be my last. While the Hamlet retelling aspect of this one was what first […]
Blog Tour: Save Me, Kurt Cobain by Jenny Manzer | Review + Giveaway
Save Me, Kurt Cobain is one of those books that popped up on my radar and I added it to my TBR without even really knowing what to expect from […]